Beginning in 2011 with the early uprisings against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the anonymous artist collective Alshaab Alsori Aref Tarekh (translated “The Syrian People Know Their Way”) has been posting numerous revolutionary graphics online.
I thought this would be interesting to share as we are starting our moving poster project and thinking about how graphic design can convey social/political messages. To see more of the posters, I recommend the British Museum’s website.
In an economics class, I learned about a term called “choice architecture” which explains how our decisions can be shaped by the context in which choices are presented to us, where subtle differences in the Read more…
At Apple, design comes above all. The design team are given free rein to set their own budgets and are given the ability to ignore manufacturing practicalities. I always found it very interesting how Apple, Read more…
I wanted to plug a YouTuber I’ve been watching a lot lately: Kel Lauren. She’s a graphic designer who’s recently become known for redesigning the logos of well known brands. In her videos, she talks Read more…